The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-27
CONDENSED rELEGRAs1s.

The races at Saratoga were possponed
until today. All entries stand. 49,.
The most destructive rain storm that
ever visited Susquehanna, Pa., occurred
yesterday.
The town Of Binghampton, N. Y, is
flooded, and all business is suspended.
The damage is heavy and worse Is feared,
4 A mysterious murder occurred near the
fair grounds at Concord, kansas, Monday.
The victim was 1. NJ. Terbush, q son Of a
horse trainer. W. ;5@' 7.ss
q DR.. Norvin Green says that negotiations
are being carried on which, il successful.
will terminate the present cable rate
war in about ak weeks. t4.
Assistant Cashier Meline, Of the United
States Treasury, has gone to Cincinnati
with force OF clerks to examine the con.
dition Of the subtressury in that city. S
Mrs. Richard Gresnlaw, residing near
the corner Of Vance and De Soto streets.
Memphis, Tenn, last night gave birth to
four children. The mother and bab;es
are all doing we'll. a
The Comptroller of Currency having
received information that the Henrietts
National Bank, OF Henrietta, Texas. has
suspended, has directed the State Bank
examiner to take charge of ito affairs. +
The steamer Martha's Vineyard, Of New
Bedford, ran ashore yesterday at College
City. She had on board large party Of
excursionists. The steamer was bad;y in
jured, but the passengers were all landed
safely. a S+& p.
Unknown parties entered the weaving
room of O large cotton mill at Woonsocket,
Mass, Monday night, and with Knife
ruined 5000 yards Of fancy goods in the
looms. The mill was recently the scene
Of a weaver's strike. rs; g.. d 4 :
The old Harriet Beecher Stowe house
in Audover, in which the famous author
wrote Uncle Toms Cabin, was burned last
night at Lawrence, Mass. The theory il
that burglars in attempting to secure the
plate aet fire to tho houae. 7S 4 STi, 5:51Il1
Two lsborers, Joseph Gabuck and HarIrrr,.y,
Doyle, we're instantly killed yesterday by
the premature explosion Of & blast on the
Colorado and Midland railroad. The men
were blown high in the air and came down
lifeless, their eyes p,otruding from tbeir
sockets and their bodies horribly multi.
ated. AZ, ,5i "a -.
Dr.. E. D. standiford, one Of the wealth.
lest and best known men in Kentucky
died at his homo in Louisville, yesterday
aged Sc years, He was prominent in 20
litical circles, and was one Of the LEADING
candidates for United States Senate beiore
the late Legislature. \ -
General Clinton B. Fiske, OF New Ter
sey, speaking yesterday Of the probable
weakness OF the two great political partie,
on account OF the growth OF the Labor and
and Prohibition parties, said he woulC
not be surprised to see an alliance he
tween labor and prohibition in the mex
twelve months, 4St 5I5,lI55iiIT s.
Mr.. Pullman proposes to introduce her,
the system now in vogue on one or two q
the English railroad lines Of storing cleo
triqity for the lighting OF cars from III,
friction Of the car wheels. He has brouoh
en- expert over who will soon set to worl
on series OF experiencing at the car shop
ut Pullman, III. ,s$$ ~
The will OF the late William Glenn, Q
Cincinnati, makes public bequests, mostl
ior religious and educational organizations
amounting to $50. 600. The largest Is 81, 90
each to tho Ohio Wesleyan Uniyersity
i Wesleyan Female College, Of Cincinnati
and ST. Paul's NJ. E. Church, Of on
cinnati, for local missions. :; ;&7I53&
! " Mr.. George Gould, son Of the 1ailroa
magnate, states that tho loss to the Nil
souTi Pacific through the letting Of ii
, contracts was only s30, 900 instead {
81 900, 900, as reported in yesterdays dil
patches. Tho loss was due to mistakes {
Judgment on the part Of the officials In
plicated and not to any dishonest dealing